In this blog, John shares a recent incident involving a defective fuel gauge, and how we should familiarize ourselves with basic aircraft functions.
Is That Fuel Gauge Actually Right?
Episode 79 – Medicine in the Wild w/David Fifer
From first aid to critical care, in this podcast episode, we discuss wilderness medicine, and how David Fifer is trying to change the model.
Episode 78 – Eating Our Humble Pie (BaSICS Trial)
In this podcast episode, we discuss the BaSICS Trial, and how it affects our practice in regard to balanced fluid resuscitation.
Episode 77 – My First Crush w/Chris Stevenson
In this podcast episode, we sit down with regular guest, Chris Stevenson, to discuss major crush injuries.
Episode 76 – Pressure to Intubate w/Jon Inkrott
In this podcast episode, we are joined by Flight RT, Jon Inkrott, to discuss non-invasive ventilation and the critical decision-making required to escalate to intubation.
What the Wild Patients Are
In this blog, Nick discusses Excited Delirium versus Serotonin Syndrome and how to approach the differential.
Episode 75 – Door to Balloon and in Between w/Dr. Adam Gottula & Dr. Trevor Skrobut
In this podcast episode, we are joined by Dr. Gottula and Dr. Skrobut to discuss how to achieve maximal time and medical management of a patient suffering an AMI in 2021.
Episode 74 – These Aren’t the Labs You’re Looking For
In this podcast episode, we discuss commonly misinterpreted labs values and their clinical application.
Glad I Had My Mittens
As a follow-up blog, John discusses a scenario where preparedness made being stranded not so bad.